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In 1983 two big things happened. Sleepaway Camp was released to little to no fan fare. The second thing that happened was something that wo... -
It was bound to happen, I finally ran into something produced by the British Film Industry. Well, to be fair this was a joint venture betwe... -
A few months back I put up a trailer on this site for the movie Tokyo Gore Police . I also reviewed a film by the same company called, Machi...
The king of bad movies has spoken! I've also seen a lot of shit movies but none of the above.
ReplyDeleteSir Jorge, they might all be garbage but any one of them chosen completely at random would still be 1000 times better by itself than everything that the (so-called) British film industry has ever produced put together over the last 123 years since the invention of the cinematograph circa 1889.
ReplyDeleteHey Anonymous, presumably all the "shit" movies you`ve seen were British ones because theres no such thing as a "shit" American movie, believe me.
ReplyDeleteThats true Jervaise, all the "shit" movies i`ve ever seen have indeed been British. British films really are a ludicrous, pathetic, laughable, unwatchable joke in comparison to the breathtaking magnificence of the Hollywood product.
ReplyDeleteI was considering doing an article on Timestalkers for my TV movie night. I have it my queue but haven't been able to bring myself to watch it. But now that I know it's one of the worst five of all time I'll make it a priority.
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